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Graduate
Studies
The Electrical Engineering Department at Lamar University enjoys
a world-class reputation for research and graduate program excellence.
Many students become published prior to graduation and the department
has the highest admissions standards in the university. We offer
three graduate degrees: a Masters of Engineering Science, a
Masters of Engineering, and a Doctor of Engineering. With the
exception of the Masters of Engineering degree, the graduate
program requires each student to pursue research in an area
of choice. Prospective students are encouraged to contact faculty
directly regarding their research interests. Scholarships, fee-waivers
and assistantships of various kinds are available. The material
presented here is provided as a guide and does not supercede
information contained in the official catalog of Lamar University.
The general requirements for these programs include the following:
Masters
of Engineering Science
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Hold
a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering equivalent to
the degree offered at Lamar.
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Completion
of 24 semester hours of graduate course work.
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Satisfactory
completion and defense of a thesis.
Masters
of Engineering
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Hold
a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering equivalent to
the degree offered at Lamar.
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Completion
of 36 semester hours of graduate course work.
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Satisfactory
completion of a final comprehensive examination.
Doctor
of Engineering
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Hold
a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering equivalent to
the degree offered at Lamar.
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Hold
a Master's degree or have completed 30 hours of graduate work
in electrical engineering.
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Completion
of a candidacy examination.
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Completion
of a field of study.
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Defense
of the field of study. This includes a satisfactory completion
of a formal engineering report or thesis.
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